For people with internet addiction, there’s a type of short-term therapy that can be an effective treatment, according to a small study published on Wednesday in medical journal JAMA Psychiatry.

The researchers, who sought to identify problematic internet usage, addiction and its severity, surveyed 796 participants for the study, finding that those 24 years or younger averaged six hours ...

Internet addiction, or formally, Internet Use Disorder (IUD), may soon be included as an actual mental health disorder, although the authors do say it still needs a lot of additional study.

Internet addiction is associated with disrupted signaling in brain regions important for functions such as managing attention, a new study of teens has found. CNN values your feedback 1.

Internet addiction disorder has yet to claim a Tiger Woods of its own, but the sad, silly evidence of our worldwide cyber-bingeing mounts on a daily basis.

Internet Addiction Is Ruining Lives. Here's What We Can Do About It. The addiction could affect as many as 40 million people in the U.S. alone.

More a popular idea than a scientifically valid concept, internet addiction is the belief that people can become so dependent on using their mobile phones or other electronic devices that they ...

The findings, published in PLOS Mental Health, reviewed 12 articles involving 237 young people aged 10-19 with a formal diagnosis of internet addiction between 2013 and 2023. Internet addiction ...

Today, while the idea that "internet addiction" is a clinical condition remains controversial — it's still not an official diagnosis — we've learned quite a bit more about what it might mean.

Internet addiction may signal other mental health issues among college students, according to a new study. Canadian researchers say their findings could affect how psychiatrists approach people ...

Casual Users show no signs of internet addiction and are generally older, with an average age of 33.4 years, according to the researchers. Next, 22.86 per cent were classed as 'Initial Users', ...

Internet addiction: how to fight it. A new study suggests internet users who become dependent on being online have showed signs of changes in the brain similar to alcoholics and cocaine addicts.